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Paris Park (Mecosta County Park)
Mecosta County Park is a public park located in Paris, Michigan. The park is situated on the banks of the Muskegon River and offers a variety of recreational activities for visitors. The park features a large playground, picnic areas, a boat launch, fishing, and a nature trail. There are also several shelters available for rent, as well as a campground with electric hookups. The park is open year-round and is a great place to spend a day outdoors.
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User Reviews
Vicki
I love stopping at this park for a swim & a short break as I bike pack the white pine trail. Entry is free for bikes. The river is shallow but the water is always refreshing!
Kathy
It says it's a County park, but the campground nextdoor was collecting a $7.00 Parking fee-because they had a chain across the free parking area. The Fish hatchery was nice & for .25 you could buy fish food to feed the Rainbow Trout. It was a crazy feeding frenzy! The Effiel Tower wasn't terrible big...but we had a fun photo opp. It was in the very back. The other part of the hatchery was closed & so was the Indian statue. Overall we had a good time...but it is a good Roadside America stop! An Osprey nest is, also there.
robin borde
It's such a well kept campground! Every spot has a fire pit and tables. I Love this place! I highly recommend it
Seth Pronger
A very nice and unique park. You have to truly seek it out though because it’s a bit off the beaten path and at least 20 minutes away from US-131. They have the very interesting model Effiel Tower as well as a small pond with benches and a playground. It also sits right along the river with a nice view. The park however is not open in the winter. Although it’s a cute park I would not pay any admission fee to see it. However if you’re in the area of Paris, it’s about the only thing worth seeing near by
Dawn Haggart
Brought my Troop to stay. The staff was really nice and helpful. The park is small and compact. We brought my private camper and the site was level. One of the best parts of the park is its all inclusive tubing and they provided transportation to the beginning of the float and it ends at the park! The park is part of an old fish rearing facility so it has a ton of history. We had a great time.